BEHIND THE SCENES AT TUMBLEWHEEL STUDIOS
Tumblewheel Studios is a 2001 Bluebird School Bus that wife and husband duo, Jenna Reineking and Nick Patton, converted into a mobile art classroom/maker space. With their nonprofit, they currently bring artist workshops to rural Montana, in an effort to expand arts education throughout the area.
JENNA REINEKING |
Jenna Reineking is a Montana born sculptor and installation artist currently living in Belfry, MT. She received a Bachelors in Fine Art with emphasis in Printmaking from Montana State University Bozeman, and Masters in Fine Art in Visual Studies at the Pacific Northwest College of Art. Reineking’s latest work focuses on questioning the familiar; asking the viewer to reexamine, reconsider, and ultimately reconstruct the way they perceive everyday objects.
Her work has been exhibited at the Yellowstone Art Museum, Jackson Hole Center for the Arts, PAGE Space, and Holt Galleries. In 2016, Reineking created a public work in the Portland Building for the Regional Arts and Culture Council Grant. She is a recipient of the CSA Artist Fellowship, as well as a Caldera Arts Residency. Her work has been reviewed in the Willamette Week, the Billings Gazette, The Jackson Hole News & Guide, and Planet Jackson Hole.
Her work has been exhibited at the Yellowstone Art Museum, Jackson Hole Center for the Arts, PAGE Space, and Holt Galleries. In 2016, Reineking created a public work in the Portland Building for the Regional Arts and Culture Council Grant. She is a recipient of the CSA Artist Fellowship, as well as a Caldera Arts Residency. Her work has been reviewed in the Willamette Week, the Billings Gazette, The Jackson Hole News & Guide, and Planet Jackson Hole.
